Update on Thorium and the Future of Nuclear Energy

Those who have read my books know that I’m desperately hoping for breakthroughs in what is called “advanced nuclear,” meaning safer and more practical ways of converting mass into energy, thus enabling our civilization to decarbonize our transportation and energy sectors. I’m a huge advocate for renewable energy, but I’m concerned that solar and wind cannot scale to remove fossil fuels from our energy portfolio.
Needless to say, the corruption associated with present-day American politics makes this struggle that much more intense, as our president, at the behest of Big Oil, is doing everything possible to put a halt to our capacity to put an end to the baking of our planet.
Here’s a paper on what I hope to be our ticket out of all this: the fission of thorium.

Stoic philosopher Seneca the Younger gives us what is possibly the very best view into what life was like in the days of ancient Rome.
What the current pope is doing is proof that there are many options available to religious people with respect to science.
Those who are involved in science are concerned that American society is threated by misinformation.
This isn’t a bad idea, if you don’t have a problem selling your house for 65 – 70% of what it’s worth on the open market.
We’d all love to believe this, but if we are being honest with one another, we simply can’t.
I’m not sure we need a campaign to make this happen. Anyone who wants to a) listen to Trump or b) be a part of his state sponsored media is both stupid and mean.
There are some extremely disturbing trends out there in the world, and the most visible of them are here in the United States.
This looks great. My only challenge is “ignoring nonsense.”
What Neil deGrasse Tyson says here is good. Among other things. cremation requires energy that has to come from somewhere.